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Exhibition

My photography will be put on display for a period of 4 weeks in June 2012. Opening night 31 May 2012 in the Wicker Man, High Street, Belfast. Please follow this link for details and times of the event. If you are unable to make the opening night please drop in during the month of June to check out my work.

Finished Prints

A selection of finished prints for sale can be found on my facebook page. Click on the mosaic below for the full collection and prices. Any of my images can be made available as prints upon request.

 

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Mussenden at Dawn

This is a recent shot I took at Downhill Beach at dawn. Read more here:

Dusk Till Dawn

It is natural when taking landscape photography to visit a location more than once in the hope of getting the perfect conditions for the shot you are trying to achieve, but I have never visited a location in such quick succession as last weekend at Mussenden Temple. Read more here.

 

Knockcree

Landscape photography is always a bit unpredictable, especially with the weather this time of year. Even though I got drenched and beaten with gale force winds yesterday, it was worth waiting, as there will always be that short period of 3 to 4 minutes when you get to set up and take your shot. A lot of decisions to make in a short space of time.

More available here.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS

FIRST IMPRESSIONS is my first book. It has been produced as part of a promotional drive to get my work out there. I have added an electronic copy on facebook to let you check it out at your leisure. You may see a copy of this when you are out and about over the next few weeks.

Downhill

This is a small section of beach below Mussenden Temple in Downhill. I will be surprised if anyone has been here as it involved jumping across an operational railway track and I had a mild fear that the tide would cut me off. Standing in the usual predictable spots would certainly be easier.  

Gallery

Full online gallery available here.

Signature

Towards the end of last month I had the opportunity of visiting the ‘Signature’ project in Belfast. This building ‘Titanic Belfast’ has to be one of the most iconic structures I have ever set eyes on. Below are a few shots I have processed, with more available here.

During my visit I had the pleasure of spending a few hours with Donal McCann, the official photographer on the scheme. If you would like the view some of Donal’s images please visit his website on: http://www.donalmccann.com/signatureproject.html

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Panoramic Landscape

Taken from the top of Slieve Muck overlooking the Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland, this finished piece is built up of 12 high resolution images over 4 exposures and took around 2 hours in pure standstill laptop processing time (4 hours overall). With over 92M pixels this piece will make fantastic wall decor.

North Coast Shots

Having spent a few days up north this week I couldn’t help myself but take some more shots along this outstanding coastline. This is becoming a great little project of mine. More here:

 

Landscape - Galgorm

I spotted this photographic opportunity whilst out for a walk yesterday. I didn’t have my camera with me at the time (a blessing looking back now) but I revisited the location later that evening to find the sun was in the perfect position in the sky. What you see below was the exact way I wanted the final image to look even before I had released the shutter. I hope you like.

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Mournes

Last Sunday I had the pleasure of spending the day with a close friend on mine in the Mournes. He obviously thought I was a lot fitter that I am, by starting the adventure off by heading up Slieve Muck. It was well worth the effort and once my heart rate had lowered to an acceptable level I got some great shots. Coming Soon!